Graham Elwell, a drama student from London, was the first ever contestant to appear on the the UK version of the show on 4 September, 1998 as well as the first contestant to appear on any version of the show. He walked away with £64,000, which was a good result for the first ever episode. He was also the first ever UK contestant to reach the top tier of questions.
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| - Graham Elwell, a drama student from London, was the first ever contestant to appear on the the UK version of the show on 4 September, 1998 as well as the first contestant to appear on any version of the show. He walked away with £64,000, which was a good result for the first ever episode. He was also the first ever UK contestant to reach the top tier of questions.
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| - This was the first time ever that a lifeline was used.
- This was the first ever question asked on the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? franchise.
- Graham wasn't sure, so he phoned his grandfather John, who didn't give an answer within the alloted time, so he walked away even without using his Ask the Audience lifeline. The correct answer was A: Togo.
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- Togo
- Jehovah's Witnesses
- Top
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- Beaulieu
- Cricket
- York
- Al Pacino
- Ventriloquism
- Travel guide
- Byte
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- 'Phone a Friend' lifeline used
- In which game might you 'check out' with a 'double top'?
- In the film 'Witness', Harrison Ford hides out among which religious group?
- Which country is sandwiched between Ghana and Benin?
- Which word beginning with 'T' can go before 'table', 'coat' and 'stile'?
- For what form of entertainment was Harry Houdini famous?
- What is the more common name for a 'lexicon'?
- What is the smallest unit in a computer's memory?
- The 'Biathlon' combines cross-country skiing with which other sport?
- Which was the first stately home to open its doors to the public?
- Who won the Best Actor Oscar in 1992 for his role in 'Scent of a Woman'?
- Which duke gave his name to a type of protective boots?
- Which part of its body does a woodpecker use for pecking?
- Which car manufacturer produces a model called the 'Polo'?
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